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- Herausgeber: Black Feline
- Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
- Sprache: Englisch
In Astral Worship author J.H. Hill examines the history and evolution astrology and Astrolatry's (Astral Worship) connection to other religions, such as Christianity and Paganism.
This book is a very in-depth look at Astrolatry and its roots.
Contents include :
-THE GEOCENTRIC SYSTEM OF NATURE
-THE SACRED NUMBERS 7 AND 12
-THE ANCIENT TRIAD
-GOD SOL
-THE ANCIENT COSMOGONY
-FALL AND REDEMPTION OF MAN
-INCARNATIONS OF GOD SOL
-FABLE OF THE TWELVE LABORS
-ANNIVERSARIES OF SOLAR WORSHIP
-PERSONIFICATIONS OF THE DIVISIONS OF TIME
-ZODIACAL SYMBOLS OF SOLAR WORSHIP
-SIGNS OF THE CROSS
-FUTURE REWARDS AND PUNISHMENTS
-JEWISH OR ANCIENT CHRISTIANITY
THE PROPHECIES
-ROMAN OR MODERN CHRISTIANITY
-FREEMASONRY AND DRUIDISM
-THE SABBATH
-PIOUS FRAUDS
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2019
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Contents
INTRODUCTION
THE GEOCENTRIC SYSTEM OF NATURE
The Earth
The Firmament
The Planets
The Constellations
The Zodiac
THE SACRED NUMBERS 7 AND 12
THE ANCIENT TRIAD
GOD SOL
THE ANCIENT COSMOGONY
FALL AND REDEMPTION OF MAN
INCARNATIONS OF GOD SOL
FABLE OF THE TWELVE LABORS
ANNIVERSARIES OF SOLAR WORSHIP
The Nativity
Epiphany or Twelfth Day
Lent or Lenten Season
Passion Week
Passion Plays
Resurrection and Easter Festival
Annunciation
Ascension
Assumption
The Lord's Supper
Transubstantiation
Autumnal Crucifixion
Michaelmas
PERSONIFICATIONS OF THE DIVISIONS OF TIME
The Hours
The Days
The Months
The Seasons
Half Year of Increasing Days
Half Year of Decreasing Days
Last Quarter of the Year
ZODIACAL SYMBOLS OF SOLAR WORSHIP
The Sphinx
The Dragon
The Bull
The Ram
The Lamb
The Fish
SIGNS OF THE CROSS
FUTURE REWARDS AND PUNISHMENTS
The Oriental System
The Occidental System
The Second or General Judgment
JEWISH OR ANCIENT CHRISTIANITY
THE PROPHECIES
ROMAN OR MODERN CHRISTIANITY
FREEMASONRY AND DRUIDISM
THE SABBATH
PIOUS FRAUDS
CONCLUSION
Credits
Astral Worship
by J.H. Hill
First published in 1895
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INTRODUCTION
In an article, entitled "Then and Now," published in the December number, 1890, of "The Arena," its author, a distinguished Unitarian D.D. of Boston, Mass., says. "Astronomy has shattered the fallacies of Astrology;" and people have found out that the stars are minding their own business instead of meddling with theirs." Now, while it is true that modern Astronomy has superseded the ancient system, and people have ceased to believe that the stars are intervening in mundane affairs, nothing could be further from the truth than the assertion that "Astronomy has shattered the fallacies of Astrology; and those of our readers who will accord to this work an unprejudiced perusal can hardly fail to be convinced that a large majority of the people of Christendom are dominated as much by these fallacies as were our Pagan ancestry—the only difference being a change of name. The dogmatic element of religion, which was anciently designated as Astrology, is now known as Theology.
All the evidences bearing upon the subject indicate that the founders of the primary form of religion were a sect of philosophers, known as Magi, or wise men, of the Aryan race of Central Asia, who, having lived ages before any conceptions of the supernatural had obtained in the world, and speculating relative to the "beginnings of things," were necessarily confined to the contemplation and study of nature, the elements of which they believed to be self-existent and endless in duration; but, being wholly without knowledge of her inherent forces, they explained her manifold processes by conceiving the idea that she was animated by a great and inherent soul or spirit, emanations from which impressed all her parts with life and motion. Thus, endowing man, and other animals, with souls emanating alike from the imaginary great soul of nature, they believed, and taught, that immediately after death all souls were absorbed into their source, where, as "the dewdrop slips into the shining sea," all personal identity was forever lost. Hence we see that although recognizing the soul as immortal, considering it, not as an entity existing independent of matter, but as the spirit of matter itself, the primary religion was the exponent of the purest form of Materialism.
